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If anyone's thinking of getting one of these to keep track of and share running / cycling activities, don't. Get a Garmin Instinct instead, or a Forerunner. There's even a solar version of the...

A thought on the solar power function of this watch.

I note from this thread that I've had mine for 9 days, now. It arrived with 5 bars on the battery indicator. The first activity I did took it...

Early days with the G-Shock but my strong suspicion is that, for me, the Instinct is the better cycling watch. It's less bulky, lighter, has at least as many useful features for cycling, has a...

My left wrist is decidedly overchunked with the Casio on, I admit. Despite that, I still really like it.

Did a bike ride with it earlier and the app transferred the activity through to Strava...

An online manual can be found here:

https://support.casio.com/global/en/wat/manual/3475_en/

I'll be customising the information visible during an activity later. I like to have time of day,...

Not particularly - comfortable certainly, but no softer than most of the other G Shocks I have.

Used mine to track a rather leisurely 10 mile bike ride with 'er indoors. Uploaded OK to Casio Moves...

Mine arrived this morning. All I've done so far is to start the GPS for half a minute, which corrected the timezone, synchronised the time and presumably recorded a short track. Will be setting the...

I think it's the same tech that Garmin uses for their newer GPS watches, so I would expect it to be highly readable in bright light. More so than indoors, if anything.

Many thanks for confirming this. I've ordered one.

There seems to be a bit of doubt / contradiction over this .. this piece says that's not possible:

https://www.techradar.com/uk/reviews/casio-g-shock-gbd-h1000


The ‘History’ tab allows you to...

I'd be highly interested in this as a cycling + general purpose watch, except that there's no way to export GPX (recorded track) data from the Casio app, and no way to connect it to Strava or other...